A lymph node will appear as well-circumscribed structure with a hypoechoic cortex and hyperechoic medulla.
As prime minister of Nigeria, he had his powers circumscribed by the federal structure of the government, which reserved more authority for the regions.
Bush's foreign and security team is almost entirely a product of Cold War structures and circumscribed by Cold War attitudes (which is not true of the President himself, who was never interested enough in foreign policy; if he can get his mind round the rest of the world, he could well be more of a free-thinker than many of his staff).
The focus on tactics resonates particularly well within the Brazilian cultural context and is effective in highlighting the ways in which residents are able to exercise agency, even if their agency is ultimately circumscribed by larger power structures.
Usually these neoplasms result capsulate, strictly adherent without infiltrating the neighboring structures, well circumscribed, with variable dimensions up to several cm in diameters (maximum 12) and weights between 70 and 400 gr.
Choosing the "right road" from the outset, instead of stumbling upon it haphazardly, is the Oulipian way: once the Apollonian structure has been circumscribed, Dionysus can work his magic.
On Structure and Character In terms of their narrative architecture, road movies cannot be circumscribed by the traditional three-act structure of so many mainstream films.
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
Writing long before the formalization of modern cladistics [39] [41], Rothschild and Jordan presented a "tree" on which all then-known sphingid genera were placed according to shared derived morphological structures, although they circumscribed some taxonomic groups on the basis of symplesiomorphic resemblance.
In terms of their narrative architecture, road movies cannot be circumscribed by the traditional three-act structure of so many mainstream films.
